Abstract: A faucet includes a faucet body and a faucet spray head being movable from a retracted position adjacent the faucet body, and an extended position away from the faucet body. In the retracted position, the faucet spray head has at least one aligned position with the faucet body. The faucet includes an alignment coupling. The alignment coupling includes first and second alignment elements connected to the faucet body and the faucet spray head, respectively, to align the spray head with the faucet body. The faucet includes a retention coupling that is configured to retain the faucet body and the faucet spray head immediately adjacent one another. The retention coupling includes first and second retention elements connected to the faucet body and the faucet spray head, respectively. The retention coupling is separate from the alignment coupling, and at least one of the first or second retention elements is a magnet.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure include a redundant control system for a vehicle. The redundant control system includes first and second actuator pistons mechanically coupled to one another and disposed in respective first and second fluid chambers. The first and second actuator pistons are movable by first and second primary stages. One of the primary stages includes a bypass valve with a pilot valve actuatable in response to movement of the first actuator piston.

Abstract: A davit used for abseiling purposes and adapted to anchor to a parapet roof includes a davit base assembly and a mast base assembly associated with a mast and configured to rotation about the davit base assembly. The davit base assembly includes a mounting plate sub-assembly adapted to anchor to the roof, and a removable base sub-assembly configured to cooperate with the mounting plate sub-assembly. The mast base assembly includes a roller bearing arrangement configured for contact with a sleeve of the removable base sub-assembly during rotation of the mast and the associated mast base assembly about the davit base assembly.

Abstract: A sterile drape assembly for a surgical robot including a robotic arm with a plurality of links and a plurality of joints. The sterile drape assembly includes a surgical drape adapted to be disposed over the robotic arm and a drape belt configured to be secured to the surgical drape. The drape belt has at least one optical tracking element that moves with the drape belt as the drape belt is secured to the surgical drape.

Abstract: A sterile drape assembly is disclosed for a surgical robot. The surgical robot has a robotic arm including a plurality of links and a plurality of motorized joints for moving the plurality of links. At least one optical tracking element is located on one or more the links of the robotic arm. The sterile drape assembly has a surgical drape with an arm drape portion adapted to be disposed over the robotic arm and the one or more the links of the robotic arm. A drape belt cooperates with the arm drape portion to cover the at least one optical tracking element located on the one or more the links of the robotic arm.

Abstract: An insert for an EPR probehead is disclosed. The insert comprises a directional coupler and an amplifier. The directional coupler receives microwave power from a source at a first port and transfers a portion of the received microwave power to a second port for transmission to a sample space. The directional coupler is also arranged to receive a microwave signal from the sample space at the second port and to pass the majority of the received microwave signal to a third port. The amplifier has an input and an output; the input is arranged to receive the microwave signal from the third port of the directional coupler and to produce an amplified version of the received microwave signal at the output for transmission to a detector.

Abstract: A surgical system includes a surgical robot with an end effector that supports a drive assembly, a manual interface, and a trigger assembly. A cutting tool is attached to the drive assembly and rotatable about a cutting axis. A method includes positioning, with the surgical robot, the cutting tool relative to a surgical site to align the cutting axis with a predetermined trajectory. A user engages the trigger assembly for rotating the cutting tool about the cutting axis with the drive assembly and advancing the cutting tool along the predetermined trajectory at the surgical site to a first depth. A user applies force to the manual interface for rotating the cutting tool about the cutting axis and advancing the cutting tool along the predetermined trajectory to a second depth greater than the first depth.

Abstract: A sterile drape assembly is disclosed for a surgical robot. The surgical robot has a robotic arm including a plurality of links and a plurality of motorized joints for moving the plurality of links. At least one optical tracking element is located on one or more the links of the robotic arm. The sterile drape assembly has a surgical drape with an arm drape portion adapted to be disposed over the robotic arm and the one or more the links of the robotic arm. A drape belt cooperates with the arm drape portion to cover the at least one optical tracking element located on the one or more the links of the robotic arm.

Abstract: End effectors for driving tools at surgical sites along trajectories maintained by surgical robots. A tool has interface and working ends. An end effector has a mount to attach to the surgical robot, and an actuator configured to generate torque. A drive assembly with a geartrain translates rotation from the actuator into rotation of a drive conduit supported about an axis. A rotational lock operatively attached to the drive conduit releasably secures the tool for concurrent rotation about the axis, and an axial lock releasably secures the tool for concurrent translation with the drive conduit along the trajectory maintained by the surgical robot. The axial lock is operable between a release configuration where relative movement between the drive assembly and the tool is permitted along the axis, and a lock configuration where relative movement between the drive assembly and the tool is restricted along the axis.

Abstract: A sterile drape assembly for a surgical robot having a robotic arm, a cart coupled to the robotic arm, and optical tracking elements coupled to the robotic arm. The sterile drape assembly includes a surgical drape having an arm drape portion adapted to be disposed over the robotic arm. The sterile drape assembly also includes a drape holder cooperating with the surgical drape to cover the optical tracking elements located on the robotic arm.

Abstract: End effectors for driving tools at surgical sites along trajectories maintained by surgical robots. A tool has interface and working ends. An end effector has a mount to attach to the surgical robot, and an actuator configured to generate torque. A drive assembly with a geartrain translates rotation from the actuator into rotation of a drive conduit supported about an axis. A rotational lock operatively attached to the drive conduit releasably secures the tool for concurrent rotation about the axis, and an axial lock releasably secures the tool for concurrent translation with the drive conduit along the trajectory maintained by the surgical robot. The axial lock is operable between a release configuration where relative movement between the drive assembly and the tool is permitted along the axis, and a lock configuration where relative movement between the drive assembly and the tool is restricted along the axis.

Abstract: A sterile drape assembly for a surgical robot having a robotic arm, a cart coupled to the robotic arm, and optical tracking elements coupled to the robotic arm. The sterile drape assembly includes a surgical drape having an arm drape portion adapted to be disposed over the robotic arm. The sterile drape assembly also includes a drape holder cooperating with the surgical drape to cover the optical tracking elements located on the robotic arm.

Abstract: The tremolo hinge bridge device is a three plates hinge system, locked in by two long double clamp locking bolts. This lock in the bottom springs hook plate at the back of the guitar two nut lock in this plate. The back hinge plate. The front top hinge plate. The front bottom hinge plate are all interlock by way of the back plate pivot hinge cylinder catch rod. The top springs hook plate is bolted down by two bolt into the back plate under belly with a half inch thick nut plate this lock in the top hook plate. The two hook plates are inter lock by down ward angling fixed springs. The strings saddle plate set on top of the back hinge plate, it is for adjusting the strings height to the guitar fret board and evenly spaces the guitar string.